Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-29
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An interesting Summary of the
important Occurrences of
the Week.
, Budget Of News Cleaned From the
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
lDVICES BY TELEGRAM.

-Rioting is reported from the Island of
Ponapi, in cons quence CT the expulsion Of
Protestant missionaries. Advices say that
the Spanish governor of Ponapi has been
killed and many wounded have taken refuge
on the Spanisl pontoon. The gents are
master of the island. Two war ships have
been sent to the scene.
"A French fishing boat was sunk in the
British hannel by col ison. Eighteen of
the persons aboard were drowned.
-C,own Prince Rudolph opened the hy-
genie congress which recently held session
in Vienna.
The death Of the Hon. Jonathan W. Cat
tell, of Des Moines, Iowa, is announced, his
al me t II ing ritonitis. The de ease ! was
a senator rom an eastern county VIII IN Dos
Moiaes was made hc se,t of government, and
at The end of his term he served as auditor
two erms. He then purchased farm near
Des Moines and little later was again elected
selaior.
Hoy Samuel W. Small, the evangelist, has
rented house aud Las moved his family to
Washington City, whith will lie his home for
some tmet) come. He says hat Washington
viii be more convenient point Of departure
for his evangelist, work tnan ALBANIA, Ga.
Work on the Che okee and Dakota rail-
road is going 70 warl as rapidly the ex-
tr me wei weather will permit TIL long,
heavy fill, the trestie work an briEge at Mill
creek, iwu mi es no OF Cherokee Iowa, are
completed. The uestie work is about 2)o feet
lGng aud over thirty feet hi h. Tho bridge is
temporary wooden ruc,ure, to be replaced
with iron as soon as possible, hi Mill
creek work once completed aud it will re-
quiro but a few da. 3 10 put the construo ion
trains n'o Sheldon, as The work is well along
to II at poi t.
Prominent officials of the Anthracite Coal
company predict that there will be no coal
famine hi year
"A woman re-ei lily reached New York,
calling herself "a olincP. Guelph, who claims
to be daug tor ofQuecn Victoria. She says
she has ony recently discovered her parent
age, haying been educated in Paris convent,
AID receiving iegularly from England lib
eral al owan Of money. 1t was ony when
this allowance sudde ly discontinued that she
inves igated lis source, and discovered her
royal lineage.
Snow fell north of Farmington, Me-, oov-
ering the tops of the Old Blu, md other
mountai 8, soptemL er rs
Pres dent tlsyelanl's journey to the
ives ern and southern states vii cost him sew
erai thousand dol,ars-pethaps more than
$4,000. He mas engaged special tram for
sis ttpu Of
and supp'y cars and two pela cars This
train will convey him for about 4, $40 miles,
The president has appointed Whitaker
NJ. Grant, of Iowa, TO be United States at
torney for the dis rici of Alaska
Secretary Fairchil has returned to Wash
lngton from New York and resumed ntrol
of the treasury department
The decision in the Sharp case New York;
has beon ARMED by tue general term, all
four OF the judges c,pcuriag Tue case can
now lie app,a! 10 the court of appeals, but
sharp VII be sent 10 Sing Sing Immediately.
M c. Mcdonald went into he Chicago
crmina CO urt nd surrendered cx Warden
VarneIi and ex-County Commissioner Van
Pet into the hands of the law and asked for
a surrender of the boads aggregatng $4,000.
Over 200 IL grocs wers under arms in
n Natasorda, Texas, d the excitement among
the whites was very great TIL. trouble
arose over the attempt of colored constable
10 arrest a white man who resides on Carney
Creek. The constab was found dead, and
the negroes in the vicinity think that he was
murdered by white men living in that vicinity.
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